| Date |
Issuer |
Portfolio |
Title |
| 27 Dec |
Napthine |
Leader |
LIBERALS PURSUE SOLUTIONS
FOR MELBOURNE CITY COUNCIL |
| 22 Dec |
Perton |
Multimedia |
BRACKS MUST STOP LUDDITE
COUNCILS |
| 22 Dec |
Leigh |
Transport |
2001 PUBLIC TRANSPORT FARES
MUST NOT RISE BY MORE THAN INFLATION |
| 21 Dec |
Forwood |
Regional Development |
DELATITE REVIEW: WILL IT
MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE AT ALL? |
| 20 Dec |
Baillieu |
Gaming |
FOOTY TIPPING DOG SET TO
BITE PUNTERS HARD |
| 20 Dec |
Dean |
Attorney-General |
FREEDOM
OF INFORMATION REQUESTS TO HULLS A JOKE |
| 19 Dec |
Napthine |
Leader |
BRACKS
GOVERNMENT LOSES CONFIDENCE OF COUNCILS |
| 18 Dec |
Birrell |
Industy |
INDUSTRIAL
DISPUTATION SOARS UNDER LABOR |
| 17 Dec |
Forwood |
Tourism |
GOVERNMENT
SLASHES CITY CIRCLE TRAM SERVICES: FORWOOD |
| 17 Dec |
Napthine |
Leader |
GIVE
VICTORIANS A FREE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S EVE RIDE |
| 15 Dec |
Clark |
Major Projects |
IT'S
TIME FOR NEW PROJECTS AS DOWNTURN CONTINUES |
| 15 Dec |
Forwood |
Small Business |
THOMSON
HIDES OVER SMALL BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL |
| 10 Dec |
Napthine |
Leader |
IT'S
TIME TO REMOVE FLINDERS ST OVERPASS - NAPTHINE |
| 8 Dec |
Forwood |
Tourism |
VICTORIAN
TOURISM MANUAL EXPOSES MORE GOLD 150 ERRORS |
| 8 Dec |
Forwood |
Small Business |
YELLOW
PAGES INDEX REVEALS SMALL BUSINESS HIT HARD |
| 5 Dec |
Baillieu |
Tertiary Education |
STUDENTS
CAUGHT UP IN HEARTLESS UNIVERSITY DISPUTE |
| 4 Dec |
Forwood |
Small Business |
HYPOCRISY
OVER SMALL BUSINESS ASSISTANCE |
| 1 Dec |
Forwood |
Small Business |
AUTOMOTIVE
SMALL BUSINESSES SLAM BRACKS GOVERNMENT |
| 30 Nov |
Dean |
Attorney-General |
STILL
NO GOVERNMENT ACTION ON VCAT WAITING LIST BLOWOUT |
| 30 Nov |
Clark |
Planning |
GOVERNMENT AGAIN
OPPOSES COVENANT PROTECTIONS |
| 30 Nov |
Clark |
WorkCover |
PARLIAMENTARY
REPORT SHOWS BUDGET HIT BY WORKCOVER RISES |
| 26 Nov |
Baillieu |
Tertiary Education |
KOSKY
UNDERMINES PRIVATE TRAINING AGAIN & AGAIN & AGAIN |
| 26 Nov |
Birrell |
Industry |
SKILLED
JOB VACANCIES PLUMMET IN VICTORIA |
| 24 Nov |
Davis, P |
Ports |
YACHT
OWNERS HIT BY LICENCE LAW |
| 24 Nov |
Doyle |
Health |
$900,000
FOR LEGAL REPRESENTATION AT AMBULANCE COMMISSION |
| 22 Nov |
Forwood |
Tourism |
GOVERNMENT
BUNGLE OVER GOLD 150 DATES: FORWOOD |
| 22 Nov |
Leigh |
Transport |
IT'S
TIME FOR BATCHELOR TO ACT ON TRANPSORT WILDCAT STRIKES |
| 22 Nov |
Perton |
Multimedia |
QUEENSLAND
OVERTAKES VICTORIA AS THE GOV'T "ON-LINE STATE" |
| 22 Nov |
Wells |
Emergency Services |
CFA
MUST NOT IGNORE WOOL GROWERS |
| 22 Nov |
Asher |
Treasurer |
FAMILY
FARMS ON BRUMBY'S TAX HIT LIST |
| 21 Nov |
Dean |
Attorney-General |
GOVERNMENT
TO ALLOW CRIMINALS' CODE OF SILENCE TO CONTINUE |
| 21 Nov |
Forwood |
Small Business |
MINISTER
LEAVES SMALL BUSINESSES TO FEND FOR THEMSELVES |
| 21 Nov |
Forwood |
Regional Development |
HELPER'S
HOT AIR OVER ARADALE WINE CENTRE |
| 21 Nov |
Birrell |
Industry |
GOULD'S
BACKFLIP ON INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS BILL WELCOME |
| 21 Nov |
Forwood |
Small Business |
SECRECY
SURROUNDING SMALL BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL |
| 20 Nov |
Forwood |
Tourism |
GOLD
150 - NOWHERE TO BE SEEN ON NEW TOURISM WEBSITE |
| 20 Nov |
Forwood |
Tourism |
FORWOOD
SLAMS GOVERNMENT INACTION OVER V-LINE PACKAGE |
| 20 Nov |
Elliott |
Community Services |
LABOR
THREATENS TO WITHHOLD FUNDING FROM PRESCHOOLS |
| 17 Nov |
Forwood |
Regional Development |
AIRPORT
CONSULTATION A WASTE OF TIME |
| 16 Nov |
McArthur |
Water Resources |
IRRIGATORS'
PRIVACY THREATENED |
| 16 Nov |
Asher |
Treasurer |
PUBLIC
SERVANT NUMBERS ON THE RISE - ASHER |
| 16 Nov |
Perton |
Multimedia |
PERTON
TAKES UP CUDGEL FOR BALLARAT IN PARLIAMENT |
| 16 Nov |
Dean |
Attorney-General |
GOVERNMENT
BLOCKS DUPAS QUESTIONING |
| 15 Nov |
Dean |
Attorney-General |
LABOR
LETS DUPAS ESCAPE QUESTIONING AGAIN |
| 15 Nov |
Elliott |
Community Services |
CAMPBELL
RUNS FOR COVER OVER AUTISM FUNDING |
| 15 Nov |
Wells |
Police |
LEAKED
MEMO REVEALS POLICE BATTLE TO MATCH ATTRITION |
| 14 Nov |
Clark |
WorkCover |
WORKCOVER:
MINISTER SHOULD RELEASE ACTUARIAL ASSESSMENT |
| 14 Nov |
Asher |
Treasurer |
GOVERNMENT
SPENDING ON CONSULTANCIES ON THE RISE |
| 14 Nov |
Birrell |
Industry |
MORE
CONSULTATION NEEDED ON COSTLY I.R. BILL |
| 13 Nov |
Birrell |
Industry |
LAW
ALLOWING UNIONS TO ENTER BUSINESSES CAUSES ALARM |
| 13 Nov |
Napthine |
Leader |
COMMUNITY
SAFETY AT RISK UNDER PRISONER 'TAG-AND-RELEASE' |
| 13 Nov |
McArthur |
Agriculture |
LABOR
ABANDONS SHEEP PRODUCERS ON OJD |
| 12 Nov |
Asher |
Treasurer |
LABOR'S
SECRET TAX ON THE FAMILY HOME UNCOVERED |
| 9 Nov |
Napthine |
Leader |
KEEP
ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY ACT ENFORCED - NAPTHINE |
| 8 Nov |
Napthine |
Leader |
ROYAL
COMMISSION COST BLOWOUT - TIME TO WIND IT UP |
| 4 Nov |
Napthine |
Leader |
NAPTHINE
CALLS ON GOV'T TO ENFORCE ELECTRICITY POWERS |
| 3 Nov |
Napthine |
Leader |
POWER
BLACKOUT A BLACK MARK ON VICTORIA |
| 2 Nov |
Forwood |
Regional Development |
OPPOSITION
STANDS UP FOR BENALLA EMPLOYEES IN PARLIAMENT |
| 2 Nov |
Perton |
Multimedia |
VICTORIA
STALLED ON THE INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY |
| 1 Nov |
Asher |
Treasurer |
PUBLIC
SERVANTS MUZZLED BY PREMIER BRACKS |
| 1 Nov |
Birrell |
Industry |
ANOTHER
BUSINESS HEADS WEST AS LOST OPPORTUNITIES GROW |
| 1 Nov |
Clark |
Planning |
GOVERNMENT
OPPOSES COVENANT PROTECTIONS FOR RESIDENTS |
| 1 Nov |
Forwood |
Regional Development |
RURAL
VICTORIA LOSES 40 JOBS AS BUSINESS COSTS INCREASE |
| 1 Nov |
Baillieu |
Gaming |
GAMBLING
RESEARCH FORGOTTEN UNDER LABOR REFORMS |
| 31 Oct |
Napthine |
Leader |
BRACKS
GOES AGAINST ADVICE ON INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS |
| 31 Oct |
Napthine |
Leader |
BRACKS
MUST DECLARE SUPPORT FOR ESSENDON AIRPORT |
| 30 Oct |
Elliott |
Community Services |
PRESCHOOLS
FACE CRISIS OF HARD LABOR AND TEACHER SHORTAGE |
| 27 Oct |
McArthur |
Water Resources |
LABOR
CONFUSED ON SNOWY DEAL |
| 26 Oct |
Shardey |
Aged Care |
THWAITES
SITS IN THE BAR WHILE AGED CARE RESIDENTS WAIT |
| 25 Oct |
Asher |
Treasurer |
WAGES
EXPLODE UNDER LABOR |
| 25 Oct |
Napthine |
Leader |
NAPTHINE
QUESTIONS ROLE OF CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION |
| 25 Oct |
Clark |
Planning |
LIBERALS MOVE TO
STRENGTHEN COVENANT PROTECTIONS |
| 24 Oct |
Asher |
Treasurer |
COST
TO TAXPAYER EXPLODES $2.5 BILLION UNDER LABOR |
| 24 Oct |
Davis, P |
Energy |
ELECTRICITY
COST SAVINGS DEFERRED |
| 23 Oct |
Birrell |
Industry |
I.R
LAWS: LABOR MUST COME CLEAN ON ECONOMIC IMPACT |
| 23 Oct |
Clark |
WorkCover |
WORKCOVER: NO
EXCUSES FOR BREAKING PROMISES |
| 23 Oct |
Davis, P |
Natural Resources |
OPPOSITION
CONCERNED FOR RURAL COASTAL COMMUNITIES |
| 23 Oct |
Perton |
Conservation |
GARBUTT
MUST NOT POLITICISE MARINE CONSERVATION: PERTON |
| 22 Oct |
Napthine |
Leader |
POLICE
MUST HAVE POWER TO INTERVIEW CONVICTED PRISONERS |
| 21 Oct |
Lupton |
(Knox) |
LIBERALS
PUT ON BARBECUE FOR POLICE OFFICERS |
| 19 Oct |
Forwood |
Tourism |
GOLD
150 ANNOUNCEMENT - TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE: FORWOOD |
| 19 Oct |
Asher |
Deputy Leader |
PREMIER
ABANDONS POLICE TO PLACATE ALP RABBLE |
| 19 Oct |
Napthine |
Leader |
BRACKS
MUST LEARN LESSONS FROM NEW MUSEUM LAUNCH |
| 18 Oct |
Perton |
Conservation |
HANDS
OFF OUR PROM: PERTON |
| 16 Oct |
Wells |
Corrections |
WOMEN'S
PRISON REPORTS AND COSTS MUST BE MADE PUBLIC |
| 16 Oct |
Asher |
Treasurer |
OVERINGTON
WRONG ON BUSINESS TAX CUTS |
| 16 Oct |
Honeywood |
Education |
EMERGENCY
TEACHERS SHORTAGE IMMINENT |
| 12 Oct |
Perton |
Conservation |
GARBUTT
REVIEWS AGAIN AS WILD DOG PROBLEM GROWS |
| 11 Oct |
Perton |
Multimedia |
WESTERN
TELCO STUDY: MORE CONSULTING, NO ACTION |
| 11 Oct |
Davis, P |
Energy |
BIG
POWER BURDEN FOR DAIRY FARMERS |
| 10 Oct |
Birrell |
Employment |
YOUTH
EMPLOYMENT DECLINES IN GIPPSLAND |
| 10 Oct |
Davis, P |
Energy |
MANUFACTURERS
WORRIED ABOUT SUMMER POWER |
| 10 Oct |
Davis, P |
Energy |
POLICY
REVERSAL EMBARRASSES TREASURER |
| 9 Oct |
Doyle |
Health |
AMBULANCES
BYPASS FIGURES WORST EVER |
| 9 Oct |
Wells |
Police |
HAERMEYER
REFUSES REVIEW OF RURAL POLICE BUDGET |
| 9 Oct |
Elliott |
Community Services |
YOUTH
CENTRE INCIDENTS REAFFIRM NEED FOR NEW COMMITMENT |
| 6 Oct |
Asher |
Treasurer |
RETAIL
TURNOVER AND CONSUMER CONFIDENCE ON THE NOSE |
| 5 Oct |
McArthur |
Water Resources |
NORTH
EAST REGION WATER AUTHORITY LOSES EXPERIENCE |
| 5 Oct |
Clark |
WorkCover |
GOVERNMENT
DISARRAY ON WORKCOVER PREMIUM FUNDING |
| 5 Oct |
Napthine |
Leader |
POLICE
FORCE CHARGED WITH $18.2 MILLION WORKCOVER BLOWOUT |
| 5 Oct |
Napthine |
Leader |
NAPTHINE
OFFERS BEST WISHES TO AUSTRALIA'S PARALYMPIANS |
| 5 Oct |
Doyle |
Health |
BYPASS
ON RISE YET THOUSANDS LESS TREATED |
| 4 Oct |
Asher |
Treasurer |
LABOR'S
BILLION DOLLAR SLUSH FUND AVOIDS SCRUTINY |
| 4 Oct |
Baillieu |
Tertiary Education |
HOW
MANY TIMES CAN KOSKY RE-PACKAGE A STORY? |
| 4 Oct |
Wells |
Police |
SIZE
OF POLICE RECRUITMENT DRIVE COULD LOWER STANDARDS |
| 4 Oct |
Napthine |
Leader |
BRACKS
MUST END ROYAL COMMISSION FARCE |
| 3 Oct |
Wells |
Police |
POLICE
MINISTER RULES OUT OFFICIAL MOTION OF THANKS |
| 1 Oct |
Birrell |
Upper House Leader |
EXPOSING
LABOR'S HIDDEN AGENDA TO ALTER CONSTITUTION |
| 29 Sep |
Doyle |
Health |
ELECTIVE
SURGERY BAN EXPIRES BUT QUESTIONS REMAIN |
| 29 Sep |
Davis, P |
Energy |
LABOR
ABANDONS RURAL VICTORIA |
| 27 Sep |
Doyle |
Health |
AMBULANCE
BYPASS AND WAITING TIMES BLOWOUT REVEALED |
| 25 Sep |
Dean |
Attorney-General |
MULTI
MILLION FARCE - MORE GOVERNMENT INCOMPETENCE |
| 24 Sep |
Clark |
Major Projects |
FEDERATION
SQUARE: MINISTER, NOT OFFICE, SHOULD GO |
| 21 Sep |
Davis, P |
Energy |
FULL
BENEFITS OF ELECTRICITY REFORM DENIED |
| 21 Sep |
Napthine |
Leader |
NAPTHINE'S
GOLDEN TRAM PLAN TO MARK 150 YEARS OF GOLD |
| 21 Sep |
Napthine |
Leader |
POLICE
ASSOCIATION SHOULD SEVER TIES WITH TRADES HALL |
| 20 Sep |
Davis, P |
Natural Resources |
WORKCOVER
RISES HIT TIMBER INDUSTRY |
| 19 Sep |
Dean |
Attorney-General |
COURTS
NEED TO DEVELOP STRATEGY FOR THE MEDIA AGE |
| 14 Sep |
Forwood |
Small Business |
CALL
FOR GOVERNMENT TO COMPENSATE FOR WEF CHAOS |
| 14 Sep |
Forwood |
Tourism |
SWIFT
ACTION MISSING ON EILDON TOURISM |
| 13 Sep |
Perton |
Conservation |
DUNCAN
RUBBERY ON WOODCHIP FIGURES: PERTON |
| 13 Sep |
Napthine |
Leader |
FRUSTRATIONS
GROW OVER THWAITES' BYPASS INACTION |
| 12 Sep |
Forwood |
Small Business |
MINISTER
CAUGHT OUT AGAIN ON 8% LIQUOR RULE |
| 9 Sep |
McArthur |
Water Resources |
OPPOSITION
SECURES WATER GUARANTEE FOR HARCOURT |
| 9 Sep |
McArthur |
(Opposition business) |
GOVERNMENT
ATTEMPT TO GAG MPs MUST BE CONDEMNED |
| 9 Sep |
Doyle |
Health |
ELECTIVE
SURGERY AT MONASH CANCELLED FOR THREE MONTHS |
| 8 Sep |
Napthine |
Leader |
DAVIES
OUT OF TOUCH WITH COMMUNITY ON INJECTING ROOMS |
| 8 Sep |
Doyle |
Health |
HEALTH
SYSTEM IN MELTDOWN |
| 7 Sep |
Davis, P |
Energy |
CALL
FOR ACTION ON SUMMER POWER SHORTAGE |
| 7 Sep |
Baillieu |
Gaming |
GAMBLING
REVENUE SOARS IN VICTORIA |
| 7 Sep |
Napthine |
Leader |
LABOR
AND INDEPENDENTS CAUSE PARLIAMENT MARATHON |
| 6 Sep |
Burke |
Women's Affairs |
BRACKS
GOVERNMENT PLAYS POLITICS WITH WOMEN AND CARERS |
| 6 Sep |
Birrell |
Industry |
COVER-UP
OF IMPACT OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS CHANGES |
| 6 Sep |
Doyle |
Health |
LABOR'S
HEALTH STRATEGY IN TATTERS AS EMERGENCY PATIENTS WAIT |
| 5 Sep |
Perton |
Multimedia |
BRACKS
BACKS OUT ON PERSONAL PRIVACY |
| 5 Sep |
Napthine |
Leader |
LABOR
GAGS DEBATE ON INJECTING ROOMS |
| 5 Sep |
Davis, P |
Energy |
ELECTRICITY
TARIFFS: ANOTHER LABOR BROKEN PROMISE |
| 5 Sep |
Birrell |
Industry |
HIGHER
BUSINESS COSTS AND MORE UNION POWER RESULT OF I.R. RECOMMENDATIONS |
| 5 Sep |
Clark |
WorkCover |
OPPOSITION
LAUNCHES INQUIRY INTO WORKCOVER PREMIUMS |
| 4 Sep |
McArthur |
Agriculture |
NO
EXPLANATION FOR FARMERS LEFT WITHOUT RABBIT CONTROL |
| 3 Sep |
Forwood |
Small Business |
GOVERNMENT
LEAK PROVES LABOR BETRAYS SMALL BUSINESS AGAIN |
| 1 Sep |
Smith, W |
(Small Business C'tee) |
SMALL
BUSINESS BLEEDS WHILE MINISTER DITHERS |
| 1 Sep |
Burke |
Local Government |
VICTORIANS
PAY MORE UNDER LABOR'S COUNCIL RATES MESS |
| 1 Sep |
Clark |
WorkCover |
EMPLOYERS
KEPT IN DARK ON CHANGE TO WORKCOVER PAYMENT DEADLINE |
| 31 Aug |
Katsambanis |
(Monash Province) |
MADDEN
FORCED TO MAKE EMBARRASSING BACKDOWN |
| 30 Aug |
Coote |
(Monash Province) |
BATCHELOR
FAILS TO ACT ON DANGEROUS SCOOTER TREND |
| 30 Aug |
Forwood |
Tourism |
TOURISM
VICTORIA'S WEBSITE "FLAWED" |
| 30 Aug |
Wells |
Emergency Services |
COUNTRY
FIRE AUTHORITY HIT WITH $540,000 WORKCOVER SHORTFALL |
| 27 Aug |
Baillieu |
Tertiary Education |
GOVERNMENT
MONEY WASTED ON ADVERTISEMENTS FOR NOTHING |
| 27 Aug |
Birrell |
Industry |
SKILLED
JOB OPPORTUNITIES FALL IN VICTORIA |
| 26 Aug |
Wells |
Emergency Services |
CITY
FIRE SERVICE HIT WITH $600,000 WORKCOVER SHORTFALL |
| 24 Aug |
Napthine |
Leader |
BENDIGO
WOMAN APPOINTED LIBERAL SPOKESPERSON |
| 23 Aug |
Baillieu |
Tertiary Education |
MINISTER
KEEPS EXTRA TRAINING FUND BENEFICIARIES SECRET |
| 23 Aug |
Cover |
Sport |
MADDEN
DELAYS COMMONWEALTH GAMES BUDGET |
| 23 Aug |
Birrell |
Industry |
STATE
MUST URGENTLY INTERVENE ON FORD CLOSURE |
| 23 Aug |
Clark |
Planning |
RESCODE:
DESPERATE MINISTER LOOKS TO OPPOSITION FOR HELP |
| 18 Aug |
Napthine |
Leader |
BRACKS
MUST SACK HAERMEYER OVER SES VOLUNTEERS SCANDAL |
| 18 Aug |
Clark |
WorkCover |
WORKCOVER:
"BLAME THE VICTIM" RESPONSE ADDS INSULT TO INJURY |
| 18 Aug |
Shardey |
Multicultural Affairs |
BRACKS
GOVERNMENT IGNORES VOICE OF MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITIES ON PROBLEM GAMBLING |
| 17 Aug |
Baillieu |
Gaming |
GAMING
MINISTER'S NEW POKER MACHINE CONTROLS FAILS THE TEST |
| 17 Aug |
Elliott |
Community Services |
CAMPBELL
ENDORSES SOUND JUVENILE JUSTICE WORK OF FORMER GOVERNMENT |
| 17 Aug |
Baillieu |
Tertiary Education |
TRAINING
TENDER OFF THE RAILS - AGAIN |
| 16 Aug |
McArthur |
Water Resources |
ASCOT
FARMERS ABANDONED |
| 16 Aug |
McArthur |
(Opposition business) |
OPPOSITION
SLAMS GOVERNMENT ON POOR PERFORMANCE |
| 16 Aug |
Napthine |
Leader |
LABOR'S
WORKCOVER HURT STRETCHING ACROSS THE STATE |
| 16 Aug |
Dean |
Attorney-General |
CALL
ON ATTORNEY-GENERAL FOR ACTION ON RIGHTS TO QUESTION PRISONERS |
| 16 Aug |
Cover |
Racing |
COVER
BACKS GEELONG RACING CLUB'S GROUP BID FOR CUP |
| 15 Aug |
Napthine |
Leader |
MINISTER
NOT WORTH HER WEIGHT IN GOULD |
| 15 Aug |
Napthine |
Leader |
LABOR
GOVERNMENT HITS RECORD LOW IN AGENDA VACUUM |
| 15 Aug |
Napthine |
Leader |
LIBERAL
PARTY REJECTS LABOR'S THREAT TO UPPER HOUSE |
| 14 Aug |
Forwood |
Regional Development |
BRACKS'
BLIND EYE PUTS MAJOR DAIRY INVESTMENT AT RISK |
| 14 Aug |
Asher |
Treasurer |
BRACKS
GOVERNMENT LEAVES TRANSPORT ACCIDENT VICTIMS SHORT OF FUNDS |
| 14 Aug |
Davis, P |
Natural Resources |
FARM
FORESTRY NEEDS TO BE PROMOTED |
| 11 Aug |
Napthine |
Leader |
NAPTHINE
UNVEILS A SAFER WAY TO COMBAT DRUGS IN VICTORIA |
| 11 Aug |
Napthine |
Leader |
LIBERAL
PARTY REJECTS HEROIN INJECTING ROOMS IN VICTORIA |
| 9 Aug |
Clark |
WorkCover |
WORKCOVER:
GOVERNMENT BACKDOWN MUST LEAD TO RESULTS |
| 9 Aug |
McArthur |
Water Resources |
INDUSTRIAL
DISPUTE THREATENS EILDON'S WATER SUPPLY |
| 8 Aug |
Baillieu |
Gaming |
GOVERNMENT
FAILS TO RULE OUT MORE SPORTS TIPPING COMPETITIONS |
| 8 Aug |
Napthine |
Leader |
SIR
JAMES GOBBO'S SACKING UNJUST AND UNJUSTIFIED - NAPTHINE |
| 7 Aug |
Clark |
WorkCover |
WORKCOVER:
GOVERNMENT MUST COME CLEAN ON EXPENSIVE BUNGLE |
| 7 Aug |
Leigh |
Transport |
W
CLASS TRAM ABSENCE CAUSING FRUSTRATIONG DELAYS ON KEY ROUTES |
| 7 Aug |
Forwood |
Regional Development |
UNHELPFUL
HELPER RISKS MAJOR EVENT FOR MARYBOROUGH |
| 6 Aug |
Napthine |
Leader |
BRACKS
GOVERNMENT MUST APPEAL IVF DECISION AND DEFEND VICTORIAN LAW |
| 4 Aug |
Napthine |
Leader |
NAPTHINE
CONGRATULATES RACING'S MEDAL-WINNING JOCKEYS |
| 3 Aug |
Napthine |
Leader |
WORKCOVER
HIKES HIT DISABILITY SERVICES |
| 3 Aug |
Baillieu |
Gaming |
LABOR'S
FOOTY TIPPING SCHEME PROVES WHEN LABOR GOVERNS - LABOR TAXES |
| 2 Aug |
Napthine |
Leader |
NAPTHINE
CALLS ON RURAL AND REGIONAL EMPLOYERS TO OUTLINE WORKCOVER COST RISES AND IMPACTS |
| 1 Aug |
Doyle |
Health |
THWAITES'
BED NUMBER ANNOUNCEMENET QUESTIONED |
| 1 Aug |
Davis, P |
Energy |
GOVERNMENT
FAILS TO PROTECT POWER INDUSTRY |
| 31 July |
Davis, P |
Natural Resources |
CUTS
IN AQUACULTURE FUNDING SEND WRONG MESSAGE |
| 26 July |
Birrell |
Industry |
PREMIER
MUST INTERVENE ON FUEL I.R. DISPUTE |
| 24 July |
Davis |
Natural Resources |
LABOR'S
SWIFTS CREEK RESPONSE A DISGRACE |
| 24 July |
Clark |
WorkCover |
ACCC FORCES
BACKDOWN ON WORKCOVER CLAIMS |
| 24 July |
Elliott |
Community Services |
LABOR
MUST INCREASE PRESCHOOL FUNDING - NEGOTIATE TEACHER PAY |
| 23 July |
Doyle |
Health |
WAITING
LISTS, AMBULANCE BYPASS AND CATEGORY ONE |
| 21 July |
Asher |
Treasurer |
TAXPAYERS
SLUGGED WITH LABOR'S TAX ON TAX |
| 20 July |
Honeywood |
Education |
HONEYWOOD
CALLS FOR DELAHUNTY TO STOP SOUNDING THE FINAL SIREN ON SCHOOL SPORT |
| 20 July |
Asher |
Treasurer |
BRACKS
GOVERNMENT IGNORES KEY AREAS IN STATE BUSINESS TAX REVIEW |
| 19 July |
Clark |
WorkCover |
NEW
WORKCOVER SLUG FOR EMPLOYERS |
| 18 July |
Birrell |
Industry |
LABOR
ALL TALK, NO ACTION AS MORE INDUSTRY JOBS ARE LOST |
| 17 July |
Napthine |
Leader |
OUTER
- EASTERN SUBURB MPs WELCOMED TO NEW SHADOW CABINET |
| 17 July |
McArthur |
Agriculture |
McARTHUR
APPOINTED TO AGRICULTURE SHADOW PORTFOLIO |
| 17 July |
Napthine |
Leader |
COVER
APPOINTED SHADOW MINISTER FOR SPORT, RECREATION,RACING AND YOUTH AFFAIRS |
| 16 July |
Shardey |
Aged Care |
AGED
CARE PROVIDERS UNDER WORKCOVER HIKE PRESSURE |
| 13 July |
Napthine |
Leader |
BRACKS
GOVERNMENT THREAT TO HUME FREEWAY PROJECT |
| 12 July |
Baillieu |
Tertiary Education |
KOSKY
SHOULD APOLOGISE - FREEZE CONFIRMED A DISASTER |
| 5 July |
Napthine |
Leader |
SMITH
FAMILY WOOLLEN MILL CLOSURE |
| 5 July |
Asher |
Acting Leader |
LABOR'S
$45 MILLION FORAY TO THE BAD OLD DAYS |
| 5 July |
McArthur |
Water Resources |
LABOR
MINISTER'S EXPLANATION FLAWED |
| 4 July |
Doyle |
Health |
DOYLE
SLAMS KIDS' ARMY PLAN FOR ILLEGAL CIGARETTE SALES |
| 3 July |
Clark |
Major Projects |
GUGGENHEIM
BID - TIME TO LINE UP FEASIBILITY FUNDING |
| 3 July |
Clark |
Major Projects |
CONSTRUCTION
DOWNTURN CONTINUES |
| 3 July |
Doyle |
Health |
BRACKS
KNOCKS ON BIOTECH DOORS OVERSEAS BUT IGNORES OPORTUNITIES AT HOME |
| 29 June |
McArthur |
Water Resources |
LABOR
PURGES CMA BOARDS |
| 28 June |
Asher |
Deputy Leader |
ONUS
ON PREMIER TO DELIVER ON INTERNATIONAL TRIP |
| 27 June |
Clark |
Major Projects |
INFRASTRUCTURE GUIDELINES, BUT
WHERE ARE THE PROJECTS? |
| 25 June |
Doyle |
Health |
EIGHT
HUNDRED PATIENTS IN LIMBO |
| 23 June |
Napthine |
Leader |
NAPTHINE
SUPPORTS NEW ESSENDON AIRPORT MOTION |
| 20 June |
Napthine |
Leader |
NAPTHINE
TO MEET PRIME MINISTER HOWARD IN CANBERRA TONIGHT |
| 20 June |
Napthine |
Leader |
CATALOGUE
OF REVIEWS AND INQUIRIES A MARK OF PREMIER'S INDECISIVENESS |
| 20 June |
Napthine |
Leader |
RACING
FRATERNITY FAILS TO EMBRACE HULLS' MEDDLING |
| 19 June |
Napthine |
Leader |
LIBERAL
PARTY SEEKS SPOKESPERSON FOR BENDIGO - NAPTHINE |
| 18 June |
Doyle |
Health |
PORT
PHILLIP AND YARRA MAYORS MUST HOLD PLEBISCITES ON INJECTING ROOMS AND IDENTIFY SITES |
| 16 June |
Napthine |
Leader |
BALLARAT
LIBERAL SPOKESMAN APPOINTED - NAPTHINE |
| 14 June |
Napthine |
Leader |
NAPTHINE
AND WELLS CALL FOR NEW TERTIARY HOSPITAL IN MELBOURNE'S OUTER EASTERN SUBURBS |
| 14 June |
Clark |
Planning |
CONCERNS
EMERGE ON NEW PLANNING CODE |
| 13 June |
Birrell |
Industry |
HULLS
ADMITS MAJOR FALL IN VICTORIAN INVESTMENT |
| 13 June |
Napthine |
Leader |
LABOR'S
MAJOR PROJECTS VACUUM LEAVES VICTORIA LAGGING |
| 7 June |
Clark |
Major Projects |
BRACKS
MUST ACT ON CONSTRUCTION DOWNTURN |
| 7 June |
Clark |
Planning |
OLD RULES
CONTINUE AS DELAYS HIT NEW PLANNING CODE |
| 31 May |
Honeywood |
Education |
LIST
OF GOVERNMENT JOBS FOR LABOR MATES SWELLS |
| 31 May |
Birrell |
Industry |
UPPER
HOUSE CONDEMNS MANUFACTURING UNION'S CAMPAIGN 2000 |
| 31 May |
McArthur |
(Opposition Business) |
LABOR STIFLES
DEBATE |
| 31 May |
Clark |
Major Projects |
STATE
OPPOSITION BACKS GEELONG GUGGENHEIM BID |
| 30 May |
Napthine |
Leader |
BRACKS
MUST EMBRACE WORLD-FIRST BIONIC EAR PROGRAM |
| 26 May |
Dean |
Attorney-General |
CHIEF
MAGISTRATE STRIPPED OF CONTROL IN HULLS SHAKE-UP OF THE COURTS |
| 25 May |
Honeywood |
Education |
DELAHUNTY
MUST COME CLEAN ON ASBESTOS RISK MANAGEMENT PLANS |
| 25 May |
Davis, D |
(Waste Watch) |
BRACKS'
WASTAGE OF $21,295 A TAXPAYER RIP-OFF |
| 25 May |
Leigh |
Transport |
KEY
QUESTIONS REMAIN UNANSWERED ON 50KMH SPEED LIMIT |
| 25 May |
McArthur |
Water Resources |
LABOR
GOVERNMENT'S FUNDING FALLS SHORT FOR RURAL SEWERAGE SCHEME |
| 24 May |
Asher |
Deputy Leader |
HYPOCRITICAL
PREMIER DENIES FREEDOM OF INFORMATION |
| 24 May |
Davis, P |
Energy |
ELECTRICITY
USERS DISADVANTAGED |
| 24 May |
Napthine |
Leader |
TIME
FOR LABOR TO RELEASE BALLARAT VFT TIMETABLE |
| 22 May |
Napthine |
Leader |
BRACKS
DECEIVES VICTORIANS IN LEFT-FAVOURED RESHUFFLE |
| 22 May |
Napthine |
Leader |
REGIONAL
VICTORIA DUMPED IN BRUMBY TREASURY PROMOTION |
| 22 May |
Perton |
Multimedia |
BRACKS'
RESHUFFLE FAILS IT & MULTIMEDIA ONCE MORE |
| 22 May |
Baillieu |
Tertiary Education |
CLOUD
HANGS OVER KOSKY PROMOTION |
| 16 May |
Clark |
Planning |
NEW PLANNING
BACKDOWN BY GOVERNMENT |
| 16 May |
Perton |
Conservation |
WASTE
MANAGEMENT OPERATORS TO BE FINED OVER BAD WEATHER |
| 15 May |
Forwood |
Tourism |
BRACKS
DITCHES PROMISE ON BONEGILLA TOURISM VENUE |
| 11 May |
Doyle |
Health |
DOYLE
RELEASES GOVERNMENT REPORT ON HEALTH CARE NETWORK SHAKE-UP |
| 11 May |
Shardey |
Aged Care |
HEAT
ON PIKE AS OPPOSITION DEMANDS NURSING HOME ANSWERS |
| 11 May |
Asher |
Treasurer |
AN
INHERITANCE BUDGET, BUT TOO MANY LOST OPPORTUNITIES |
| 11 May |
McArthur |
Water Resources |
NO PROGRESS FOR SNOWY
FLOWS |
| 10 May |
Olexander |
(Member for Silvan Province) |
MADDEN
UNAWARE THAT CORPORATE SPONSORS WITHDREW FROM HIS OWN AWARDS: OLEXANDER |
| 10 May |
Clark |
Planning |
OPPOSITION
VICTORY ON PLANNING BILL DEMOLITION LOOPHOLE |
| 10 May |
Napthine |
Leader |
LIVESTOCK
REPORTING SERVICE SHOULD HAVE BEEN FUNDED |
| 10 May |
Asher |
Deputy Leader |
SAVAGE
SAVAGED BY SPEAKER FOR POOR BEHAVIOUR |
| 10 May |
Shardey |
Multicultural Affairs |
SHARDEY
EXPRESSES DISAPPOINTMENT AT BRACKS' ALITALIA RESPONSE |
| 10 May |
Napthine |
Leader |
BRACKS
TURNS 30 BLIND EYES TO THREATENED SEAL CENTRE'S CONCERNS |
| 10 May |
Forwood |
Aboriginal Affairs |
ABORIGINAL
AFFAIRS FARES BADLY AFTER BRACKS' FIDDLING |
| 9 May |
Asher |
Deputy Leader |
OPPOSITION
QUESTIONS LACK OF PARITY IN INDEPENDENTS' BUDGET ALOCATION |
| 9 May |
Clark |
WorkCover |
STATE
OPPOSITION WILL NOT OPPOSE WORKCOVER BILL |
| 8 May |
Napthine |
Leader |
MILLIONS
WASTED WHILE FEDERATION SQUARE SHARDS ARE REVIEWED AGAIN |
| 4 May |
Napthine |
Leader |
$1
BILLION FUND AT RISK OF BEING LABOR SLUSH FUND |
| 3 May |
Napthine |
Leader |
COUNTRY
VICTORIAN STUDENTS MISS OUT ON COMPUTERS IN SCHOOLS |
| 3 May |
Shardey |
Multicultural Affairs |
BRACKS'
BUDGET DISCRIMINATES AGAINST SMALLER MULTICULTURAL CLUBS |
| 3 May |
Baillieu |
Tertiary Education |
BRACKS
AND LABOR PULL OUT ALL STOPS TO SAVE KOSKY |
| 2 May |
Perton |
Multimedia |
$35,000
Internet Flop - Victorian Budget leaves Multimedia Industry in the cold |
| 2 May |
Birrell |
Industry |
BUDGET
ABANDONS PROMISE TO CUT UNEMPLOYMENT |
| 30 April |
Clark |
Planning |
PLANNING
BILL LOOPHOLE TO OPEN WAY FOR HERITAGE DEMOLITIONS |
| 28 April |
Shardey |
Aged Care |
MINISTER
KEEPS AGED CARE FUNDING SECRET - HIDES EASTERN SUBURBS CUT |
| 28 April |
Napthine |
Leader |
NAPTHINE
TO HOLD TALKS AFTER BONLAC DECISION |
| 28 April |
Asher |
Treasurer |
DON'T
SQUANDER SURPLUS THROUGH SAVINGS FAILURE: ASHER |
| 28 April |
Shardey |
Multicultural Affairs |
STATE
BUDGET - LABOR'S TEST FOR MULTICULTURAL VICTORIA |
| 22 April |
Clark |
Major Projects |
MINISTERS
AT ODDS OVER DOCKLANDS ROADS |
| 21 April |
Asher |
Treasurer |
LABOR
CONFIRMS BUDGET SHORTFALL FROM FAILED FOOTY TIPPING CONTEST |
| 19 April |
Napthine |
Leader |
PREMIER
MUST NOT FORGET PAYROLL TAX CUT: NAPTHINE |
| 19 April |
Forwood |
Small Business |
HIGHER
COSTS AND JOB LOSSES CERTAIN FROM LABOR INACTION ON SMALL BUSINESS CLAIM |
| 14 April |
McArthur |
Water Resources |
MINISTER YOU'VE GOT MAIL |
| 14 April |
McArthur |
Water Resources |
MINISTER IGNORES
RURAL AND REGIONAL VICTORIA |
| 12 April |
Dean |
Attorney-General |
HULLS
COMDEMNED FOR FAILURE TO IMPLEMENT ABORIGINAL JUSTICE PLAN |
| 12 April |
Furletti |
(Member for Templestowe Province) |
LYGON
STREET'S ITALIAN PROJECTS IGNORED BY GOVERNMENT |
| 12 April |
Asher |
Treasurer |
BRUMBY
HIDES TAC RISE BEHIND GST: ASHER |
| 12 April |
Burke |
Local Government |
BRACKS
SCUTTLES INQUIRY INTO MUNICIPAL ALLOWANCES |
| 11 April |
Clark |
WorkCover |
WORKCOVER
DECISION RISKS MAKING VICTORIANS THREE WAY LOSERS |
| 11 April |
Forwood |
Small Business |
SMALL
BUSINESS VICTORIA GUTTED |
| 6 April |
Napthine |
Leader |
BHP GOES TO ADELAIDE WHILE
LABOR GOES OFF THE INVESTMENT RADAR |
| 6 April |
Clark |
WorkCover |
WORKCOVER HEALTH
AND SAFETY WEEK SHOWS LABOR FOLLY |
| 6 April |
Doyle |
Health |
FIFTH INFECTION STRIKE
FOR LABOR - NOW IT'S TIME FOR THWAITES TO ACT |
| 5 April |
Perton |
Multimedia |
no_idea@vic.gov.au |
| 5 April |
Clark |
Planning |
RESIDENTS
MISS OUT AS DELAYS HIT NEW PLANNING LAWS |
| 5 April |
Asher |
Treasurer |
LIBS CALL FOR PAYROLL
TAX CUT IN BUDGET |
| 5 April |
Doyle |
Health |
CRISIS FOR KOO WEE RUP
HOSPITAL AS THEATRE IS SET TO CLOSE |
| 5 April |
Baillieu |
Tertiary Education |
KOSKY
TAKES VICTORIANS FOR A CHILLING RIDE ON TRAINING FREEZE |
| 5 April |
Asher |
Treasurer |
BRACKS HIDES ANALYSIS OF
LABOR'S ACCESS ECONOMICS DOCUMENTS |
| 4 April |
Dean |
Attorney-General |
PEOPLE ON BAIL SHOULD
NOT SIT ON JURIES - DEAN |
| 4 April |
Doyle |
Health |
DOYLE CHALLENGES LABOR ON
MICA UNIT AND AMBULANCE RESOURCE PROMISES |
| 3 April |
Davis, P |
Natural Resources |
ILLEGAL ACTIVITY IN
FORESTS MUST STOP |
| 3 April |
Napthine |
Leader |
STATE OPPOSITION
DEMANDS LABOR SUPPORTS ESSENDON AIRPORT |
| 30 Mar |
Napthine |
Leader |
NAPTHINE TELLS
SUMMIT SCORESBY FREEWAY SHOULD BE GIVEN GREEN LIGHT |
| 30 Mar |
Napthine |
Leader |
NAPTHINE TELLS
SUMMIT KNOX HOSPITAL SHOULD BE A GOVERNMENT PRIORITY |
| 29 Mar |
Doyle |
Health |
PART-TIME MINISTER
NEEDS MORE THAN PARTIAL WAITING LIST SOLUTIONS |
| 23 Mar |
Shardey |
Multicultural Affairs |
SHARDEY TELLS
CANDIDATE HER DOG ATTACK IS NOT ON |
| 23 Mar |
Clark |
WorkCover |
WORKCOVER:
WHAT TRADES HALL NEED TO TELL THEIR MEMBERS |
| 22 Mar |
Forwood |
Small Business |
MINISTER
CONDEMNED FOR NEGLECT OF SMALL BUSINESS |
| 22 Mar |
Asher |
Treasurer |
LABOR BACK DOWN ON
KEY ELECTION FINANCIAL PROMISE |
| 15 Mar |
Napthine |
Leader |
Napthine calls for SES
training technology upgrade |
| 15 Mar |
Ryan |
Police & Emergency Services |
Haermeyer finally backs CSFs |
| 15 Mar |
Shardey |
Aged Care |
Minister fails to
convince on unworkable nursing home policy |
| 15 Mar |
Baillieu |
Tertiary Education |
Kosky remains quiet on
Lavin closure |
| 14 Mar |
Perton |
Conservation & Environment |
Rob Jolly returns: the
ultimate Labor recycle |
| 09 Mar |
Birrell |
Industry |
End the industrial chaos -
Labor must use A.I.R.C. |
| 08 Mar |
Dean |
Attorney-General |
Dean calls for politics
on court house to end and work to begin |
| 08 Mar |
Clark |
WorkCover |
WorkCover
Report exposes Labor's false claims |
| 08 Mar |
Napthine |
Leader |
Premier must resolve
industrial chaos immediately |
| 08 Mar |
Ryan |
Regional Development |
Bracks bungles as regional
Victoria stalls |
| 07 Mar |
Dean |
Attorney-General |
Mildura court house
disappears from Labor priorities |
